Securing the Urban Renaissance: Policing, Community and Disorder, 16?17 June 2005

Securing the Urban Renaissance: Policing, Community and Disorder, 16?17 June 2005

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Presentations (in pdf format) - in alphabetical order by author

  • - Sexual Norms: The Self-Policing of Sexuality
  • - Creating Bubbles of Secure Community Governance: An Evaluation of a Social Landlord-Funded Community Policing Initiative
  • - Urban Regeneration, Social Exclusion, Crime and Social Control
  • - Municipal policing and the reconfiguration of social control in regenerated urban spaces
  • - An Urban Renaissance for All? Sex Work, Conviviality and Public Space
  • - Finding a balance for anti-social behaviour strategies
  • - Securing Sustainable Communities: Citizenship, Safety and Sustainability in the New Urban Planning
  • - Housing Market Renewal: Gentrification or Mixed Sustainable Communities?
  • - Designing and Developing an Exclusive or Inclusive Urban Realm
  • - Community Order
  • - Sovereignty and Community Safety
  • - Tackling Youth Disorder through Sport

 

Papers (in pdf format) - in alphabetical order by author

  • - Critical Reflections on the Use of ASBOs in Scotland
  • - Locales of 'Disorder' and 'Disorganisation'? Exploring New Labour's Approach to Council Estates
  • - Crime-Disorder-Fear Nexus and Urban Development Trajectories
  • - Over-Policed, Under-Protected and Tarred with the same Brush: Exclusion and the Desire for Security During Regeneration
  • - Hegel in Parkdale
  • - Putting Citizen First: Research about the Participation of Italian Citizens? Committees in Urban Security Policies and Practices /
  • - Making Safer Places
  • - Civilising New East Manchester: Current Perspectives on Housing Market Renewal Assessed
  • - Community Order
  • - Appropriate Typologies for City Centre Living: The Reformed Urban Block